The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-07-07
THURSDAY, July 7, 1887. No. 3
SUN 3 EAM s.

A circus.
The base ball nine appeared we'll in
their new uniform.
Presiding Elder McClary breaches
in the NJ. E. church next Thursday.
NJ. Fitzgerald. of Hodges. has a
team of horses for sale on reasonable
terms.
Those who did not celebrate on
Monday, and many who did, celebrat-
ed on Tuesday.
The round elevator in this village
has been sold to a. J. Sawyer, the
Duluth elevator man.
Alliance meeting next Saturday.
This affords good opportunity to
discuss the fax mill project.
Clontarf, Hancock, Donnelly and
all the neighboring towns were well
represented at the celebration in
Morris.
The Morris boys are trying to
arrange base ball game, to be played
at this place with the Reno nine, of
Pope county.
A "moss-bac who desires to put
in a bid, inquiries when the right to
cut hay on the right OF way in this
village will be sold.
Yesterdays sad casualty should i'm.
press upon bathers the care that
should be exercised in going into the
water during this hot weather.
s. A. Flaherty has opened law
Office in rooms over Mrs. Whiteley' s
millinery store, into which he moved
yesterday from the Abstract Agency
building.
LOST.-At the rink on July 4th a
lady's brown jacket with red check.
The finder will confer a favor on Miss
Mary Moran, the owner, by returning
it to her.
CIearfisld post Office is to be sus-
pended. Ole Anderson resigned the
postmastership several weeks ago,
and looks for notice of the suspension
of the office within few days.
The Bonnie Gees Novelty company
were at Agency hall last Tuesday
evening. They are good musicians.
The entertainment was up to the av-
erage, and was witnessed by crowd
ed house.
The advance agent Of a circus was
in town yesterday; the advertising
car will be here in few days, and
the town will be billed for perform
ance to be given at this place in a
short time.
Having severed his connection with
the Stevens County Abstract and
Real Estate Agency, II. Whitley has
opened an Office over the millinery
store, where he will transact gen.
eral business in loans, collections, in
surance &c.
An exchange has the following new
rules of life. Golden rule, "Do unto
others as you would that others
should do unto Silver rule,
do unto others as others DO unto
Brass or common rule, "Get
there, Eli"
A young child of A, G. Earsley's,
of Herman, fell off an elevated porch
to the side walk below, a distance Of
fourteen feet, one day recently and
escaped without serious injury. She
was running about as usual within
three days after the accident, show.
ing no signs Of her big fall.
At a meeting of the school board
| yesterday Geo. e. st. John was cho
| sen as principal Of the high school
and was elected superintendent of the
public schools Of Morris for the next
school year. The selection will prove
generally satisfactory to the patrons
Of the school, by whom Mr.. ST.. II
| regarded as an efficient instructor and
ain earnest worker in the cause Of
education.
List Of Letters
Advertised at Norris, Mimi. July 4tf
1857.
Ole johnson Bruvold,
Persons calling for the above viii
please say advertised" !.
| NOTICE.
want to buy good second liani
safe and letter press. ~